Captain Cordial wrote:smac wrote:Easy to answer - given they are change rooms, I was getting changed. And who doesn't have a camera phone nowadays? Actually went and grabbed it out of the car when I saw that sign on the wall.
I'll give you another slant on cameras in changerooms.
Our club put 2 security cameras inside the home changerooms in an effort to pinpoint who was doing internal damage to walls with mud, fists, cricket bats etc. something that costs the club $100's each season. It appears that after being 'dobbed in' by a parent, we may, at the insistance of the police, have to remove them. I wonder what that dobbing parent would do if;
his child had his clothes pinched by someone or he was assaulted by someone? Having the cameras could pinpoint the culprit but because we are living in a world of politically correct do-gooders, the chance of finding that person might be lost.
Looks like clubs that try to overcome issues with modern ideas, get every available hurdle thrown in front of them!
Any comments?
I understand the reasons for putting the camera in there, but you have to be really careful when kids are around. Anytime we work with kids through uni we have to have written permission from parents if they are to be inolved in any filming, or photos of any kind. And that's just at a school, not in changerooms, which would open another can of worms...